‘Borat’ sequel will be available to stream this month, and the trailer has just been released

(TMU) – Sacha Baron Cohen’s famous Borat character is finally getting a sequel after 14 years, and it will go straight to Amazon’s streaming service Prime Video later this month. The sequel has an extremely long title, just like its 2006 predecessor, “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.”

This year’s sequel is titled, “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.”

However, when the film was first announced last week, the title was even longer and more ridiculous.

The original title was:

“Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (an apparent change from Borat: Gift of Pornographic Monkey to Vice Premiere Mikhael Pence to Make Benefit Recently Diminished Nation of Kazakhstan.”

As the name implies, the plot of the new film revolves around Borat’s quest to give his daughter to a powerful US politician as a gift. As with the last film, Borat encounters a variety of different Americans in his travels, and their interactions are intended to illustrate a sort of culture shock that he is experiencing, while also satirizing the cultures of both America and Kazakstan.

However, due to the overwhelming success of the first film, Borat’s face was very easy to recognize for most of the people who he attempted to prank, so he needed to get creative and don disguises so his targets would feel more comfortable and let their guard down. In one scene, he wears a very realistic Donald Trump disguise and crashes the American Conservative Union’s Conservative Political Action Conference, while Mike Pence is giving a speech.

In the scene, which is shown in the trailer, Cohen is seen running through the conservative convention wearing the Trump mask, and carrying an unconscious woman over his shoulder. He bursts into the room where Pence is speaking and shouts “Micheal Paenis I brought that girl or you.” Mike Pence looked directly into the crowd, glaring at Cohen. Surprisingly, the infiltration of one of the largest conservative conventions in the country did not make the news when it happened, but he was identified during one of his other pranks earlier this year.

Back in June, Cohen made the news after he infiltrated a conservative rally in Olympia, Washington, and tricked the participants into singing along with a ridiculous and problematic song that had strongly racist overtones. Towards the end of the event, he appeared on stage with a band, dressed in overalls and a wig, and began singing about a variety of topics currently popular among conservatives, asking them to sing along.

Cohen was able to infiltrate that event by making a large sponsorship and donation at the last minute, which gave the organization very little time to make sure that they were dealing with a legitimate sponsor. As a part of the sponsorship, Cohen’s group paid for the event’s security, who ensured that the prank went off without any problems.

The new film will be available to stream for Amazon Prime subscribers on Oct. 23.